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I seem to remember discussion here establishing that when there is an
emergency diversion, buses don't stop at the stops on the alternative route (no matter how much you beg to be let out with your heavy shopping near home rather than be taken to somewhere there's no way back from), but that they do stop if there's a planned diversion. This doesn't seem to be the case with buses diverted from Hither Green Lane (181 and 225, both of which I used recently), which are running non-stop. Has anyone got any new insights into why they are running this way? There are plenty of bus stops on the diversion route. |
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